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Copyright © Kmye Chan, 2007.

Please do not use, copy, reproduce or redistribute except for the uses explicitly allowed by my terms of use .

Have you ever wondered how falling stars are born?
Well, now you know.

Trying to put into use all the advice everyone gave me, and kind of failing miserably.
I've tried to make something more dynamic, less static. A girl walking through the clouds and cutting off stars on her way, with a whole damn lot of wind.
I've also tried to work with colours I rarely use, blues. And tried to darken my shades, but it's hard - I'm starting to believe it's my watercolour that isn't pigmented enough. I'll buy a few new colours and see whether it's a problem with me or my paint.

Anyway, I must say I like this one enormously for some reason. She seems so happy. I've wanted to draw this picture for a long while, and it came out differently from what I expected, but in a good way for once.

The body is extremely elongated and exagerratedly slim on purpose. I like drawing those bodies.
The pose does look quite stiif and unnatural... but hey, so would you if you were walking on those things.

I hope you will like it.

[Made with Staedtler pigment liners, watercolours, liquid frisket, Tria markers, colour pencils, white paint.]

Description
Copyright © Kmye Chan, 2007.

Please do not use, copy, reproduce or redistribute except for the uses explicitly allowed by my terms of use .

Have you ever wondered how falling stars are born?
Well, now you know.

Trying to put into use all the advice everyone gave me, and kind of failing miserably.
I've tried to make something more dynamic, less static. A girl walking through the clouds and cutting off stars on her way, with a whole damn lot of wind.
I've also tried to work with colours I rarely use, blues. And tried to darken my shades, but it's hard - I'm starting to believe it's my watercolour that isn't pigmented enough. I'll buy a few new colours and see whether it's a problem with me or my paint.

Anyway, I must say I like this one enormously for some reason. She seems so happy. I've wanted to draw this picture for a long while, and it came out differently from what I expected, but in a good way for once.

The body is extremely elongated and exagerratedly slim on purpose. I like drawing those bodies.
The pose does look quite stiif and unnatural... but hey, so would you if you were walking on those things.

I hope you will like it.

[Made with Staedtler pigment liners, watercolours, liquid frisket, Tria markers, colour pencils, white paint.]